Page 17 - The Grip

If the club lies across the heel of the hand

instead of under the heel, it will require

increased pressure from the last three

fingers to prevent the club from moving

during the swing. In reality, it is unlikely that

the golfer will have enough strength in the

left hand to prevent this movement and

when the brain senses movement it will

respond by increasing the right-hand pressure.

If the left hand is rotated too far to the left, it

will be under the club and will almost always

be accompanied by a right-hand position that

is rotated too far to the left, the results of

which are listed below. Also, when the hands

are in this position, they may rotate to the

right during the swing, which will open the

club face, and cause high fades.